Wee picture from by gone days

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[AQMP]

Yes, this followed an initiative by the Antrim Co Board  in the late 70s whereby kids were encouraged to pick up the skills of the game or else they'd be shot.  A few years later we made the All Ireland final.

[muppet]

Yes, this followed an initiative by the Antrim Co Board  in the late 70s whereby kids were encouraged to pick up the skills of the game or else they'd be shot.  A few years later we made the All Ireland final.

[southdown]

I'd say there was plenty of abuse "hurled" at the soldiers!

[demusicman]

"Every Picture Tells A Storey"

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"Every Picture Tells A Storey"

You have to say one thing for the British Army, it always gave young English, Scot and Welsh lads the chance to experience other cultures abroad before the Irish offered them cheap flights on Ryanair.

Great photo by the way.

[downredblack]

Ahh the good aul days , no helmets even the Brit .

[ONeill]

That telephone pole was a hard basterd.

[armaghniac]

It is notable how few cars are on the street. Most places like that are parked out nowadays.

[Tony Baloney]

Great fotie. Is there a couple of Paras playing kerbie up the street?

[trileacman]

Back when the Under 12 feile was watched by two men and a dog.

[trileacman]

Posh w**ker has Copa Mundials on as well.

[Tony Baloney]

That's fancy dan McCooeys for you. Probably had a sunbed tan too.

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Back when the Under 12 feile was watched by two men and a dog.

At least 4 men (or women!), there is another gun in the photo and there is the cameraman/woman.